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The Flora Journal-Record
PART 6nk
YOU SHOULD READ THE JOURNAL-RECORD ^THE NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER IN CLAY COUNTY
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VOLUME XIV
TBR JOOBSAL. Vol S« No. S«
FLORA. ILLINOIS^THURSDAY. AUGUST 19. 1926
NUMBER 49
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FU>RA BOVS FINBD
At tbe County Sunday school con- ventlon; held at tbe M. K. church in Loutoville Tnesday or laat week the following officera wera elected for the enaulng year:
Pmsident, Oeorge W. Brawer.
1st Vice President, H. V. Jessup
2ad Vice President, N. B. Prince.
Secratary, Mn. Idb McConnell.
Asslsunt SaemUry, Miss Flora Shtimaker.
Treasnmr, 114 McConnell.
Chlldmn. Asty Hartln.
Tonng Peopto. Cbaa. C. Snyd«r. ' Adntta, IB. C. JMoba.
Businesa, H. A. Loach.
Adplalatmtlon. Mn. B. B. Jenklna
Bdueatlon, Mlaa Nellie Stoutenburg ' Reporta from the Snnday schools oyer the county showed them to be in fairly good eondltlon, even though the eottvention was not as well at- tondad as should have neen.
Tbe program was an nnusnally good one, thera being three sessions and Miss Weaver of Chicago, SUte Superintendent ot Children's DlvU- ton, gave an address at each session.
'Those who heard Ber were profuse In their compliments as to her ability In that especial line ot Chris¬ tian work.and those who did not «vall themselves ot thto opportunity to hear Miss Weaver, lost much.
Rev. J. B. Johnson ot Flora gave a Tery intereatlng address at the morn¬ ing session and Rev. J. O. Harmon gave a great Inaptratmnal talk on Christian Education at the afternoon vession, when Mn. Edw. HcConnell was conducting the Adult Diiilslon conference. This was one of tbe pleasant surprises that Mn. McCon¬ nell gave the audience. Another was the solo by Mra. B. O. Craig, with Mtss Dorothy Helen Ikemira aa ac- companiest. This solo was well rendered and very refreshing at thU Dart ot the program.
Many valuable suggestions were made by the following pastors: Rev. Benkendorfer, pastor of Evangelical church, Bible Orove; Rev. D S l.acquement, M. B. Pastor, Xenia Rev. J. P. Tucker, Sailor Springs, and Rev. J. W. Tucker. LouUville.
The evening session was not very ¦well attended and aside trom th« talk by Miss Weaver, there was not much ot a program. Mn. Farrell save a report of the State 8. S. Con- -vention that met at Oranlte city June SJ, 23 and 24th
County Pres. Geo. W. Brewer, in
illn ^ *. f?"'*". »ery enthuslas- tlcally. insUted on the Sunday school ^rorken taking astion upon and
™1^? f .''/ ""* Eighteenth Amend- ¦ment at the coming election.
INCRBABINO ORFICB 8PAOB
^S"- ^- Harris, of* the HarrU Insur¬ ance Agency, informs us that he has increased hU office space in the. Flora National Bank building, and he now lias plenty of room to handle- hto rap- Idly increasing business. He raprel oents six ot the leading flre inurance companiaa bag two old line lite Insur •nee romVanKs. Besldea thU be is
Industrial Mutual Beneflt Ass'n Thto company has had a rapid growth, and la new naar the lOOO member goal tnv almod at whea rounded a little over a year ago.
Mr. Harris startod np one year ago m the present Harris Agency quartan «nd his business for the second six months of that time was double what It was the flnt six months.
KN1KRTAIN8 VOR OCT
OF TOWN ontii
Tneaday evening at the R. E. Renfro nome 611 South Main street Mn. Renfro and MUs Margaret very pleaaantiy entertained with a six o'clock dinner la honor ot Miss Jfargamt Sergeant ot VIncennes. A ^lightfnl evening was enjoyed.
The gneets included the following: The Misses Sergoant, Jeanette Kitley, Berniee Wilson, Evelyn Bradford, Bstbsr BlotUr.
Monday night Nisbtwatchmaa Ruger and Polieemaa Keislnger rounded up Joo Terry and BImer Powless, after they had bumped Into the curbing In front ot Ferd Ton- nay's residence on North Main street. Tbey were found to be intoxicated and
B. * O. PA8SBNGBRIVAINS TO BB RBPLACEa> BY MOTCHt CARS
In an official bulletin trom F. X. Milholland, Aast. Senior Vice-Presi¬ dent ot the b! * O. R. R. at BalU- more. he says:
"Motor can will replace atoam passenger trains on tbe Sprinsfleid
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wore locked up until morning, when;and Shawneetown branchea in Illinoto Powless was flned $10.00 and coata by about Sept. 16th. Five new motor Police MagUtrate Campbell. Terry cara, built by the Electro-Motive Co.
was thken to Louisville, whom, in Jndgo Reaugb'a court, he was flned #60.00 aad eosts ter

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1« rAGES
ipHsr
pannp
^W'Ji*ilg'^^asL5f:.
The Flora Journal-Record
PART 6nk
YOU SHOULD READ THE JOURNAL-RECORD ^THE NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER IN CLAY COUNTY
i
VOLUME XIV
TBR JOOBSAL. Vol S« No. S«
FLORA. ILLINOIS^THURSDAY. AUGUST 19. 1926
NUMBER 49
CLAS OOCNTI SinniAT
scHooii coNvramoii
FU>RA BOVS FINBD
At tbe County Sunday school con- ventlon; held at tbe M. K. church in Loutoville Tnesday or laat week the following officera wera elected for the enaulng year:
Pmsident, Oeorge W. Brawer.
1st Vice President, H. V. Jessup
2ad Vice President, N. B. Prince.
Secratary, Mn. Idb McConnell.
Asslsunt SaemUry, Miss Flora Shtimaker.
Treasnmr, 114 McConnell.
Chlldmn. Asty Hartln.
Tonng Peopto. Cbaa. C. Snyd«r. ' Adntta, IB. C. JMoba.
Businesa, H. A. Loach.
Adplalatmtlon. Mn. B. B. Jenklna
Bdueatlon, Mlaa Nellie Stoutenburg ' Reporta from the Snnday schools oyer the county showed them to be in fairly good eondltlon, even though the eottvention was not as well at- tondad as should have neen.
Tbe program was an nnusnally good one, thera being three sessions and Miss Weaver of Chicago, SUte Superintendent ot Children's DlvU- ton, gave an address at each session.
'Those who heard Ber were profuse In their compliments as to her ability In that especial line ot Chris¬ tian work.and those who did not «vall themselves ot thto opportunity to hear Miss Weaver, lost much.
Rev. J. B. Johnson ot Flora gave a Tery intereatlng address at the morn¬ ing session and Rev. J. O. Harmon gave a great Inaptratmnal talk on Christian Education at the afternoon vession, when Mn. Edw. HcConnell was conducting the Adult Diiilslon conference. This was one of tbe pleasant surprises that Mn. McCon¬ nell gave the audience. Another was the solo by Mra. B. O. Craig, with Mtss Dorothy Helen Ikemira aa ac- companiest. This solo was well rendered and very refreshing at thU Dart ot the program.
Many valuable suggestions were made by the following pastors: Rev. Benkendorfer, pastor of Evangelical church, Bible Orove; Rev. D S l.acquement, M. B. Pastor, Xenia Rev. J. P. Tucker, Sailor Springs, and Rev. J. W. Tucker. LouUville.
The evening session was not very ¦well attended and aside trom th« talk by Miss Weaver, there was not much ot a program. Mn. Farrell save a report of the State 8. S. Con- -vention that met at Oranlte city June SJ, 23 and 24th
County Pres. Geo. W. Brewer, in
illn ^ *. f?"'*". »ery enthuslas- tlcally. insUted on the Sunday school ^rorken taking astion upon and
™1^? f .''/ ""* Eighteenth Amend- ¦ment at the coming election.
INCRBABINO ORFICB 8PAOB
^S"- ^- Harris, of* the HarrU Insur¬ ance Agency, informs us that he has increased hU office space in the. Flora National Bank building, and he now lias plenty of room to handle- hto rap- Idly increasing business. He raprel oents six ot the leading flre inurance companiaa bag two old line lite Insur •nee romVanKs. Besldea thU be is
Industrial Mutual Beneflt Ass'n Thto company has had a rapid growth, and la new naar the lOOO member goal tnv almod at whea rounded a little over a year ago.
Mr. Harris startod np one year ago m the present Harris Agency quartan «nd his business for the second six months of that time was double what It was the flnt six months.
KN1KRTAIN8 VOR OCT
OF TOWN ontii
Tneaday evening at the R. E. Renfro nome 611 South Main street Mn. Renfro and MUs Margaret very pleaaantiy entertained with a six o'clock dinner la honor ot Miss Jfargamt Sergeant ot VIncennes. A ^lightfnl evening was enjoyed.
The gneets included the following: The Misses Sergoant, Jeanette Kitley, Berniee Wilson, Evelyn Bradford, Bstbsr BlotUr.
Monday night Nisbtwatchmaa Ruger and Polieemaa Keislnger rounded up Joo Terry and BImer Powless, after they had bumped Into the curbing In front ot Ferd Ton- nay's residence on North Main street. Tbey were found to be intoxicated and
B. * O. PA8SBNGBRIVAINS TO BB RBPLACEa> BY MOTCHt CARS
In an official bulletin trom F. X. Milholland, Aast. Senior Vice-Presi¬ dent ot the b! * O. R. R. at BalU- more. he says:
"Motor can will replace atoam passenger trains on tbe Sprinsfleid
PHEI.PS PLAYBR8 ARB HERB NBXT
WBBBI
liOT ACCnON RALB POR
1 sATPRDAt, Airomrr at
wore locked up until morning, when;and Shawneetown branchea in Illinoto Powless was flned $10.00 and coata by about Sept. 16th. Five new motor Police MagUtrate Campbell. Terry cara, built by the Electro-Motive Co.
was thken to Louisville, whom, in Jndgo Reaugb'a court, he was flned #60.00 aad eosts ter